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Dylon Machine Wash Fabric Dye 200g - Antique Grey

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SKU CRS10082

Weight 0.20 kg

Unit Quantity / Pack Size 1

Part Number 7000370180

Colour Grey

Type Machine Wash

Category Dylon Fabric Dyes

Market price: £6.25

Our price: £4.60
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Dylon Machine Wash Fabric Dye

Easy to use clothes dye by Dylon

This colour is: Antique Grey

Between black and white there are infinite shades of grey. This particular shade was created to offer a strong, almost metallic intensity. Antique Grey reflects the fascinating allure of handsome pewter table ware, trinkets and ornaments that have stood the test of time. This colour brings subtle sophistication to any wardrobe, paired with black or rich red tones this shade of grey looks fabulous

200g FABRIC DYE - FOR MACHINE USE

This colour is also available in Fabric Dye 50g sachets– for hand use.

From all colours bright & beautiful to rich & intense shades, with DYLON Fabric Dyes for machine use you have all the colours of the rainbow to choose from. These dyes are simply bursting with a whole spectrum of colourful possibilities, so if you feel like a change, you can wake up your wardrobe, revive a faded top or brighten some cushion covers, with colour & ease.

Don't forget, for effective dyeing you'll need to add salt (see instructions for details)

DYLON dyes give you a whole spectrum of possibilities with colour. Whether you want to brighten up your wardrobe, give an old dress a new lease of life, or add a few accents of colour to a room, DYLON have a dye to suit your needs.

Fabric Dyes for machine use are perfect for larger items and Fabric Dyes for hand use are ideal for dyeing smaller things and delicates. Both are available in a myriad of colours. With Wash & Dye reviving colour has never been so easy

All our dyes come with a promise of brilliant, permanent results you can be proud of.

FAQS

Q What fabrics can I dye?
A Cotton, linen and viscose will dye to the full shade shown on the pack Mixtures of these with polyester will result in lighter shades Polyester, Nylon and other synthetics can not be dyed Wool and silk can be dyed with DYLON Hand Fabric Dye.

Q Will dye cover up bleach marks?
A As bleach can harm the fabric, dyeing may not usually cover up bleach marks.

Q Can I dye fabric white?
A It is not possible to dye a fabric white.

Q Can I dye denim?
A Yes, Machine Fabric Dye or Wash & Dye are best for dyeing denim however you will loose the light dark contrast typically associated with denim.

Q What do I do if I don't know what the fabric is?
A Cut a small section from an inconspicuous area e.g. the hem and send it to us and we'll let you know.

Q Can I dye faded items?
A Yes but you should use DYLON Pre-Dye first to remove the colour from the fabric and insure that you get an even colour.

Q Can I use dyes in the microwave?
A Yes you can use DYLON Hand Fabric Dye in the microwave. Microwave dyeing can achieve some good tie-dye effects however if you are looking for an even finish we would not recommend using the microwave.

Q Why do I need to use salt?
A You need to use salt with all DYLON dyes except Wash & Dye (it's already in Wash & Dye) because it opens up the pores of the fabric and allows the dye to be absorbed.

Q Will dyeing affect subsequent washes in my machine?
A No, just make sure that you follow the pack instructions.

Q Will dyeing stain my machine?
A No, just make sure that you follow the pack instructions.

Approximate Weight Guide

We would always advise that you weigh the item that you want to dye to determine how many packs of dye you'll need. The table below gives you a rough idea of the weight of some regular items.

Item Weight:
Jeans or Trousers 600g (1 1/4lbs)
2 Shirts 500g (1lb)
Bath Towel 600g (1 1/4lbs)
Double Sheet 600g (1 1/4lbs)
Double Duvet Cover 1200g (2 1/2lbs)
Curtains 2kg (4lbs)

Colour Mixing

Fabric dyes will blend with the original colour of your fabric so you'll need to consider colour mixing rules.

* Red + Blue = Purple
* Blue + Yellow = Green
* Red + Yellow = Orange

Alternatively, you can use DYLON Pre-Dye to return a fabric to a neutral shade before dyeing to obtain the colour close to that shown on the pack.

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